Latham & Watkins touts its “Wall Street in Washington” practice as a “unique” asset distinguishing it from other D.C. law offices.
The firm lists corporate finance matters and mergers and acquisitions as major pieces of the practice — exactly the kind of work that D.C. managing partner Eric Bernthal said “sort of came to a grinding halt” in the latter part of 2008.
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